Modular Wastewater Treatment Plant Design
Project Highlights
Integrated Sustainability designed a mobile water treatment plant for a remote mine in British Columbia. The system was designed to remove metals, arsenic, ammonia, and selenium, with a capacity of 4,320 m3/day. The plant was designed to be air-lifted to the site, addressing logistical challenges.
Project Deliverables
- Treatment parameters focused on: metals & arsenic removal, ammonia removal, and included a contingency for selenium removal
- Considerations accounted for a lack of access road and air lifting the water treatment plant into a remote site
- Customized solutions for varying inlet characteristics to achieve a maximum treated outlet of 4,320 m3/day
- Major process equipment included tubular filtration, chemical injection packages, sulfide precipitation & ferric co-precipitation reactors, and a breakpoint chlorination system
- Delivered in partnership with BQE Water